The dictionary defines a slacker as “someone who avoids doing something, especially work or military service.” While the Book… READ MORE
Why are some people wealthy while other people are poor? There are several possible answers to that question,… READ MORE
My dad is the hardest working man I know. He’s 66 years old, but he can work men half… READ MORE
The Book of Proverbs typically presents itself as a father giving advice to his son about how to live… READ MORE
What does the Book of Proverbs teach us about being good citizens? It teaches us, first of all,… READ MORE
There is only one way for a government to go right: by doing justice. There are many ways for… READ MORE
The test of good government is justice. A government that makes and enforces just laws passes the test. A… READ MORE
Because 2008 is a presidential election year, it seems prudent to study what the Book of Proverbs teaches about… READ MORE
This January, I resolved to eat right and exercise. I’ve been resolving to do so every January since I… READ MORE
Yesterday, we examined the first four of Proverbs’ principles of good planning: Who you are and what you… READ MORE
“All we have to do is decide what to do with the time given us.”
~Gandalf
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